HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_010888
This document is significant as it raises serious questions about the credibility of Virginia Roberts's claims regarding her interactions with former President Clinton, particularly in relation to Jeffrey Epstein's activities. The assertion that Roberts's statements may be false, combined with the involvement of former FBI Director Louis Freeh in investigating the matter, highlights potential misconduct and the complexities of the Epstein network's connections to powerful individuals.
- Roberts’s counsel filed publicly a pleading contesting Defendant’s assertion that her statements in the media regarding meeting former President Clinton were untrue.
- Mr. Freeh opines that the absence of records 'strongly establishes that former President Clinton was not present on Little St. James Island during the period at issue.'
- If Mr. Freeh’s opinion is correct, then Roberts’s publicly filed affidavits in which she stated that she met President Clinton on the island during that period are obviously false.